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It was to be my vengeance on Paula for her being so preferred to me, my vengeance on her for having sold for a golden tarsk, for having been sold at the Curulean, from the central block!" "You would try to seize the affections of he for whom she, your friend, might care?" "I did not want his affections," I said. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #229)

"The matter," I wept, "had nothing to do with Master Drusus. It had to do with my jealousy of Paula. I wanted to prove that I could do what she could do, that I could interest he whom she had interested. It was to be my vengeance on Paula for her being so preferred to me, my vengeance on her for having sold for a golden tarsk, for having been sold at the Curulean, from the central block!" "You would try to seize the affections of he for whom she, your friend, might care?" "I did not want his affections," I said. "I only wanted to arouse him and then reject him". "And thus prove yourself superior to her, by winning and then lightly discarding a prize for which she, herself, might scarcely dare hope?" "Too, Master Drusus once tricked me, made me seem a fool. Might I not then hope to discomfit him, if only a little?" I wept. - (Plunder of Gor)